Missing foundation module

[Marconiusiii]

Just pulled in the latest version of TTDSR and am now unable to use it as it keeps saying that it cannot find the foundation module from line 4. I've reinstalled python3 using homebrew, deleted and cloned the tdsr repository and run the pip3 installation for requirements a few times now, but just cannot get tdsr to work anymore after this latest update. Found using MacOS 12.2.1 on a 2020 Intel MacBook Pro; all was working perfectly fine this morning until I checked for a tdsr update and pulled in the latest version.

[tspivey]

You have to pip3 install pyobjc. It's in the requirements, so should've been pulled in. What does it say when you do that?

[Marconiusiii]

Ah, the issue was with my version of pip. It wasn't installing to the correct directory, and had to use python3 -m pip install pyobjc to get it to work. If I run the pip3 command by itself, it was installing for python 3.8 instead of the updated 3.9. My fault for breaking my installation of pip when trying to keep everything updated.

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[mjonsson1986]

i now have same issue as Marconiusii. and he's solution dont work. i use homebrew's python 3.10 instead of the builtin python 3.9. on a m1 macbook air. with ventura beta release